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Tiqit—TIny ubIQuITous Technology—Computers is a leading designer and manufacturer of wireless ultra mobile computers for on the go professionals. Tiqit was founded in March 2000, by Vaughan Pratt, one of the nation's most respected academic visionaries. Tiqit has developed a patent-pending wireless ultra mobile PC capable of running Windows, UNIX, or Linux. The prototype supports Wi-Fi (802.11b)1, Bluetooth1, and CDMA/GPRS1,2 technologies with a 300MHz CPU, 256MB RAM, 15GB hard drive, 4" touch screen display, and QWERTY keyboard. Tiqit addresses the dual problems of device proliferation and software incompatibility giving mobile enterprise professionals the option of a single device replacing today's menagerie of notebooks, PDAs, and BlackBerrys. Tiqit runs all business-class applications (SFA, CRM, and ERP as well as MS Outlook and the whole MS Office Suite) without missing a beat. Cost savings can thus be achieved by companies avoiding purchasing, supporting, and maintaining multiple handheld devices or developing, purchasing, and supporting different ported applications/OSs. Investments in legacy software and management tools are preserved, and companies can continue on a single path of development, deployment, training, and management of future applications.

Toshiba wants to make the world a better place. That’s why the company makes environmental protection a top priority. Toshiba embraces its global responsibility by taking careful steps to minimize the environmental impact of its products and services. It’s part of a constant effort to help conserve precious natural resources and support the health of the planet for generations to come. You’ll find that Toshiba global environmental programs are just as thoughtful and innovative as Toshiba products.

Toshiba of Canada provides a wide array of electronic products. The subsidiary of Toshiba operates four product groups: Consumer Electronics (TVs, VCRs, DVD players and recorders, digital audio players), Information Systems (handheld, notebook, and tablet computers), Office Products (copiers, fax machines, projectors, business telephone systems), and Medical Systems (CT scanners, MRI systems, X-ray systems). Toshiba of Canada, which sells to customers in the consumer, education, enterprise, government, and health care markets, maintains sales offices throughout Canada. The company's Toshiba Business Solutions subsidiary sells and services a variety of office products, directly and through independent dealers.

Velocity Micro's history begins in 1992 when Randy Copeland, an entrepreneur and avid techie, began designing and producing high performance computer systems to run CAD software and other demanding applications. These computer systems were custom built to facilitate the design process and tailored to the needs of each client. Velocity Micro was officially founded in 1997 as an extension of this highly individualized, high-performance computing philosophy. The company's first reviews in 2002 from major industry journals catalyzed the huge growth Velocity Micro experienced in the following year.Velocity Micro now competes on a national level with the biggest names in the business. Its stellar success has been a direct result of Velocity Micro's goal to provide consumers with fully customized computing systems that combine ultra performance with high quality manufacturing and excellent value. Since that first review in 2002, Velocity Micro has won over 40 major awards, routinely besting the industry giants across all user categories including PC performance, service, and reliability. Velocity Micro continues to evolve on a daily basis, taking on new challenges and bringing its PCs to more users every day.

Voodoo Computers designs and manufactures customized personal computers primarily for the gaming and home computing markets. The company assembles and sells performance-oriented notebook (Envy) and desktop (Omen) PCs optimized with high-end graphics, cooling, and processing components. Voodoo distributes its products directly through phone and online sales. The company, which serves customers largely in Canada and the US, is a subsidiary of computer and printer maker Hewlett-Packard. HP acquired Voodoo in 2006 in hopes of expanding into the market for hardcore gaming enthusiasts through Voodoo's loyal customer base.

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